Not every setting on your iPhone is helpful all the time. Auto-brightness is intended to make it easier to see your screen, even if the light around you shifts. Sensors adjust the brightness reading ...

In this guide we’ll show you how to quickly enable, or disable, auto brightness on MacBook Pro and MacBook Air. We’ll also show you how to manually adjust your screen’s brightness if you turn auto ...

So you've realized that your iPhone's screen dims on its own. What's happening there? Is there something wrong with your phone? If you're looking for answers to such questions, you're not alone.

Most likely, your phone comes with a feature called “Adaptive Brightness”. This will automatically adjust your screen’s brightness, so you don’t have to constantly do it. It’s a useful feature, but ...

As good as iPhone screens have become over the years, readability can still be an issue due to brightness. Chances are you've experienced one or two instances where your iPhone's display was either ...

To disable it, navigate to Settings, Picture, Picture Mode and select any mode other than Energy Saving. You'll likely need ...

Pixel 9 users are complaining that auto-brightness on their Pixel 9 series can be erratic. This can be because of data migration of the adaptive brightness model from your older phone to your new ...

Most people leave their TV settings untouched, but if you have a Samsung model, a few simple adjustments can significantly improve its visual quality.

With every major iOS beta version, there are obviously going to be bugs. After all, Apple is reshaping the foundation of its operating systems to bring new features. However, iOS 18 beta testers have ...

Do you find your iPhone’s display lacking brightness, even when set to its maximum? By understanding and adjusting your device’s brightness settings, you can unlock its full potential. This guide will ...

Want to take advantage of Apple’s brightest screen yet on the Ultra? Or get your Apple Watch Series 8, SE, or earlier Apple Watch up to the full 1,000 nits? Here’s how to turn up Apple Watch screen ...